BlackBerry has just updated their Content Transfer app for Android; it now lets your backup and transfer your text messages and Email accounts from other Android smartphones to the BlackBerry Priv.
Amazon has launched Prime Stations in the UK. The online retailer previously rolled out the feature – enabling those with Prime to take advantage of personalized genre-driven music stations – in the U. S., but now those in the UK will be able to tune into their favorite genres and enjoy.
AT&T has reported its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2015, noting a sizable bump in revenues to $42.1 billion along with 2.8 million net wireless adds.
Now that BlackBerry has announced Good Secure Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) Suites, a new set of applications which aim to make it even easier to manage enterprise devices regardless of the operating system, they're looking to tell folks more about it.
Verizon wants to make sure that all of its customers who are headed to the Super Bowl have full coverage, so the carrier has more than tripled its 4G LTE network capacity in the Bay Area. The carrier spent $70 million to add 16 new area cell sites, 75 small cells and more to the area.
BlackBerry has integrated WatchDox and Good, two of its recent acquisitions, into BES12 in a new Unified Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) platform. The new suite of apps will make it easier for enterprises to manage devices regardless of the OS.
BlackBerry has announced a new suite of enterprise management apps, Good Secure Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) Suites. The main focus behind the set of applications is to make it easier to manage enterprise devices, regardless of the operating system.
Sprint has published the company's financial earnings report for Q3 2015. The major U.S. carrier made an operating loss of $197 million, which is a substantial improvement over Q2's $585 million in the red. The company also added the highest number of customers in three years.
If you've been waiting for T-Mobile to launch the BlackBerry Priv, your wait is now over. As announced previously, the Un-carrier has now made BlackBerry's first Android-powered smartphone available online at T-Mobile.com and in T-Mobile stores.
If you missed BerryFlow live this week, you'll want to make sure you catch the audio or video replay. This week, we dig into the recent AtHoc announcements, the BlackBerry Priv's eventual arrival in India and on T-Mobile plus, we discuss the ending of the Built for BlackBerry program for app developers and much, much more.
This week on Mobile Nations: Samsung Galaxy S7 rumors, Marshmallow testing, rumblings of an iPhone 7 later and an iPhone 5se soon, a Microsoft developer conference, and much much more.
Ready to take videos on your BlackBerry Priv? If you didn't know it already, the Priv does 4K video recording but of course other video shooting modes are available too. Here's a quick tutorial on changing the video settings on your Priv.
For one day only, Amazon UK is offering £10 off any order of £50 and above. All you need to do to avail the discount is add products totaling £50 or above to your cart, and use the promo code BIGTHANKS at checkout.
U.S. carrier Verizon released the network's financial report for Q4, showing some solid performance and higher-than-expected earnings. The company brought in $34.25 billion in revenue, which is slightly higher than the previous quarter of $33.2 billion, and a further 1.5 million new postpaid customers were signed up.
As BlackBerry noted back in December, the Priv is now seeing a broader release in the Middle East. Saudi Telecom Company (STC) is now offering the first-ever BlackBerry smartphone powered by Android to their customers through their website and retail outlets.
Adding to the already existing availability of Priv through ShopBlackBerry in the Netherlands, BlackBerry has announced their first Android-powered smartphone is now also available through the various KPN channels including KPN retail stores, KPN XL stores, KPN B2B channels and online through KPN.com.
T-Mobile has revealed the pricing for its version of the BlackBerry Priv, which will go on sale on January 26. The carrier will offer the Android-based smartphone for $719.99 up front, or for $0 down and $30 a month for 24 months. There's also the option of paying $34 a month for 18 months under the carrier's JUMP! On Demand program.
Verizon has announced that it is now ready to begin beta testing its sponsored data service, called FreeBee Data. The carrier will be offering two different service models, one being per gigabyte, the other per click.
O2 has launched a new service called Travel Alerts, which will allow the mobile operator to alert your credit card issuer or bank if your smartphone is currently roaming abroad. This will then allow you to use your cards while away without fear of having them decline because your provider believes it to be a fraudulent transaction.
If you live in the UK, you now have another outlet to pick up a BlackBerry Priv from. EE has now made the BlackBerry Priv available to customers through their website for consumer and business accounts.
A new report says that press invites have been sent to attend the launch of the BlackBerry Priv smartphone in India on January 28. No other details were revealed.
Yet another big deal has been struck for BlackBerry's AtHoc, this time a multi-year deal with the Department of Veterans Affairs to power its crisis communication.
If you missed BerryFlow live this week, you'll want to make sure you catch the audio or video replay. This week, we dig into some of the recent Good Technology announcements, discuss the latest BlackBerry 10.3.2 release and take a look at BlackBerry's announcement of DTSec and more.
The madness of CES has passed and the insanity of MWC is already brewing, but that doesn't mean the industry's sitting still. Nope! We've got the Galaxy S7 and the LG G5, a first look at iOS 9.3, mobile chip-compatible Windows 10, and much much more!
BT is set to merge with EE, and the company has just received the green light from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in the UK. This body has approved the merger, which clears BT's £12.5 billion acquisition of EE to become the UK's largest mobile telecoms company.